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Default Object oriented programming in vba

Hello all, this is my first time posting here.
I would like some help visualizing a problem that I just cannot seem to do.
I know some sites do not allow to ask for help on coursework but I could not
find that in the rulebook here, and incase you need any more clarification,
yes it is my coursework for a uni project that I humbly ask for your help.

I have to structure a peice of software in VBA in an object oriented format
(i thought excel VBA lacked some inheritance functions that C++ has?) anyway,
my peice of software is to generate simple and log returns of 30 companies'
stock prices, generate the mean of those, then compute their variances.
For the life of me I cannot even begin to structure them into classes,
objects and whatnot, would anybody be kind enough to help a noob?
WARNING this is a 3 part question, i need help translating some other
functions too.
many thanks in advance to anyone's help
 
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